Cheney News

A Spokane man has been arrested for robbing four McDonald's restaurants around the region after he was recognized during his last robbery as a McDonald's employee.

May 24--Donita and Karl Ambrogini's 16-year-old daughter hovered at the edge of the roof, turning to look at her parents as tears rolled down her face.

Galleries with new exhibits and receptions are indicated with a . For complete listings, see www.spokane7.com . Please send information about upcoming exhibits to features@spokesman.com . Artisans at Dahmen Barn "Imagination - A Pathway to the Future," works by Colton School students, through Sunday.

If all goes according to plan, Cheney residents should see no difference in the re-organized structure of its Police Department - not even discolored areas on uniform sleeves where stripes used to be.

In a region that values the outdoors, citizens are being deprived of a beautiful gem, the Fish Lake Trail.

This is a true story by Carlene Hardt of the amazing Trumpeter swan, Solo, who spent many years at TurnbullNational Wildlife Refuge living his legacy for us to enjoy.

A string of robberies in the Spokane area is prompting a warning from Spokane Police.

Spokane Police say officer Darrell Quarles has been placed on administrative leave pending an internal investigation.

Miss Spokane took the Navy SEAL Fitness challenges Saturday at Eastern Washington University.

An investigation at the Washington State Patrol Crime Lab in Cheney has revealed that many more cases were mishandled by the former manager.

The Spokane County Sheriff said a home that is for sale in Cheney was broken into and multiple items were stolen.

Growth at Spokane International Airport for the next 20 years is going to be guided by a new master plan, which the public can weigh in on this week.

As the city of Liberty Lake ponders strategies to repair and maintain its roads, new avenues are emerging to address the lingering question of how to fund such improvements.

Riverside High School All School Alumni Reunion - May 18. For more information, call Lynn Myers at 465-0664 or 710-8263. Needing listings for classes from 1966 to present.